The poll has a relatively low sample of 775, but makes for difficult reading for the Corbyn camp.
The on-line optimization showed improvement in the objective function for relatively low sample times.
Three numerical applications show the efficiency of the new approach to better detect and separate different levels of damage even using a relatively low sample length.
Despite the relatively low sample number, we found highly significant correlations between single and combined sets of specific plant, soil and remotely sensed variables that permitted testable spatial projections of biodiversity and soil fertility across the regional land-use mosaic.
The methodology employed has relatively low sample throughput and is labor-intensive, requiring a great deal of manual processing of samples in a format that is not amenable to automation.
One was the relatively low sample size in each case; the second and more important reason was the fact that the fields of study of these respondents are very different from economics and business administration.
Four primary advantages of using CASPER methodology included a user-friendly CDC toolkit, yield of a representative community sample with a relatively low sample size, low-cost/low-tech requirements for implementation, and the strengthening of an academic-practice-community partnership.
Due to the relatively low sample frequency and the typically high hydrochemical variability in karst, it can be assumed that some dissolved constituents, like nutrients from fertilizers or metals from burning of e.g. cans, might occasionally exceed guideline values especially during strong rain events.
It's worth noting, however, that the poll has a relatively low sample size.
Unfortunately, many of these instruments have a relatively low sample throughput.
cit. Figure 4), together with a relatively low sample size of merely six may not have unwittingly overlooked a defect in the appetitive paradigm.
